A Sides - Soundgarden

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Grunge / Artist: Soundgarden / Audio CD released 1998-06-01 at Polydor Group / Disc #1 ... more

A Sides - Soundgarden ... Tracklisting
1 Nothing To Say
2 Flower
3 Loud Love
4 Hands All Over
5 Get On The Snake
6 Jesus Christ Pose
7 Outshined
8 Rusty Cage
9 Spoonman
10 The Day I Tried To Live
11 Black Hole Sun
12 Fell On Black Days
13 Pretty Noose
14 Burden In My Hand
15 Blow Up The Outside World
16 Ty Cobb
17 Bleed Togethe

Newest Review: ... 3:56 02. Flower: Cornell/Thayil 3:25 03. Loud Love: Cornell 4:57 04. Hands All Over: Cornell/Thayil 6:00 05. Get On ... more

... The Snake: Cornell/Thayil 3:44 06. Jesus Christ Pose: Cameron/C/S/T 5:51 07. Outshined: Cornell 5:11 08. Rusty Cage: Cornell 4:26 09. Spoonman: Cornell 4:06 10. The Day I Tried To Live: Cornell 5:19 11. Black Hole Sun: Cornell 5:18 12. Fell On Black Days: Cornell 4:42 13. Pretty Noose: Cornell 4:12 14. Burden In My Hand: Cornell 4:50 15. Blow Up The Outside World: Cornell 5:46 16. Ty Cobb: Cornell/Shepherd 3:05 17. Bleed Together: Cornell 3:54 ---Music--- Very original but still a bit li...more

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A Sides - Soundgarden: Truelly amazing (600 words)
by - written on 06/05/01 (Somewhat useful, 137 readings)
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I got this album on holiday for a fairly cheap price. Previously I had an album called Superunknown by Soundgarden, and I thought that it was alright with some good songs such as Black Hole Sun, and some not so good songs which I will not name for now. But once I got this album A-Sides by Soundgarden I just thought how brilliant it was. I don't find one song in this album boring and I can just consistently listen to it. All the songs are in order of when they are released and all of them are they're best songs. It is basically like a Soundgarden Greatest Hits album. Also there's a solo album by the lead singer Chris Cornell which is a must buy. I ... Read the complete review

all the seeds are in this garden (185 words)
by - written on 04/12/00 (Useful, 92 readings)
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if you want an introduction to the sounds of Soundgarden then this is obviously the best to start with. All the tracks are in the order they were produced and track the progression of the bands sound throughout the years and albums. The earlier stuff like Nothing To Say is far mor raw than the tracks near the end. Purists seem to like these tracks more as they're a real representation of the early seattle music scene. i prefer the later stuff which more people are familiar with. Most would have heard Black HOle Sun, I consider this one of their best songs. Their sound gets more polished towards the end of the album. Every song is fine example of rock. The only ... Read the complete review